chandler lyles. lemonis: chandler, i'm marcus. nice to meet you. so, that's where lyles comes from?handler: it's our last name, yes, sir, yeah. lemonis: is this the main location? chandler: this is, yep. lemonis: and who owns the business? chandler: so, my parents own 90%, and i own 10%. lemonis: who put the money up for the restaurant? chandler: my mom and dad. lemonis: mom and dad? okay. chandler: we've been in business for four years. we started as a food pop-up tent, just old-school smoker on the side of the road. my mom and i did that full-time. my dad had retired from the air force, so he was really able to help us in the beginning stages. and i had some money saved up from the air force, so -- lemonis: you were in the air force, as well? chandler: mm-hmm. i did 4 years. lemonis: thank you for your service. chandler: oh, thank you. lemonis: really appreciate that. hi, there. how are you? i'm marcus. thayer: i'm thayer. nice to meet you. chastity: i'm chastity. lemonis: chastity, nice to meet you. how do i know what to order? thayer: usually, we try to get you when you come in

oops. >> lyles was mad. >>> this next story just warms my heart. went from trash collector to law student. >> rehan staton is a proven hard worker. he made sacrifices to help his father including working in sanitation while enrolled at the university of maryland. >> the 24-year-old applied to several law schools including harvard. >> i'm clicking it. congratulations! oh! let's go. >> love it. love it. >> rehan's first semester will be done remotely, of course, because of the coronavirus. a gofundme page to help him cover school expenses and other costs has raised more than $90,000. let's keep it going. >> yes, congratulations to him. >>> and next the coronavirus shutdown explained by a 4-year-old girl. >> ah, i love this story. her name is blake. she's from phoenix, arizona. take a listen to her perspective on things. >> we can't go anywhere, not even mcdonald's, which is my favorite restaurant. it's just really frustrating. if you go through the drive-through, it's just boring because you have to wait for your food to come, and if you're inside pl

it was later revealing that lyles' starting blocks had been put in the wrong place.weetheart, dame vera lynn, who died last month at the age of 103. two spitfires flew over the funeral cortege as it made its way through her home village of ditchling. duncan kennedy was there. plane engines. it was a village that came to pay its respects, but this was a nation saying farewell. dame vera lynn's funeral cortege navigated the narrow streets, lined with people she called friends. applause. her daughter, virginia, walked behind the procession. traffic stopped on a day for reflection. we've lost one of our great, you know, nationaltreasures, really. and this is more of a celebration to show our respect for her, what she's done for our country. she was a heroine, absolute heroine, yeah. two spitfires from the battle of britain memorial flight soared over the village. symbol of dame vera lynn's close bonds with the armed forces. # don't know where...# below, spontaneity amid the solemnity. # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day.# applause. # when the lights go on again.

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mays' former teammate bobby lyle went 2 for 2 for a homerun. that's the stay in sports, july 24th, i'm joe fonzi. >>> without a little time to check this out. let's go back to the giant dodgers game in l.a. this hurts looking at it. he will get a face full of the panda at first base. that's an ugly collision. both taylor and the panda are okay. if you take a look at a replay or two, let me tell you what, pablo sandoval packs a lot of weight and that could hurt. so the a's and angels, it's in the bottom of the 10th inning, tied three-three on opening night, extra innings. we will have it for you, hopefully a walkoff win by the a's and about 20 minutes from now. that's the sporting life for right now. the >>> next at 11:00->> if you want to open the economy you must support essential workers and the latino community. >> a new push to help essential workers hit hard by the coronavirus. what the governor says is needed for latinos and others. >>> california governor gavin newsom calls at the backbone of california, the essential workers keeping us

joining me now, mary lyles, a north carolinan and biden supporter. thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me, and thank you for enjoying north carolina. >> i look forward to coming there again. what do you think of the latest polls showing trump and biden in a virtual tie? we're only 100 days out, as you know. do you think biden's message is resonating with many of your fellow north carolinans? >> i think the message coming out for joe biden as president is that he cares about people, that he's making a difference protecting people first, and that resonates, because as you know, north carolina, and particularly my city, while we're holding steady, we've had more than 550 more cases this week. and the idea that joe biden is thinking about essential workers and that he's protecting the people with the greatest needs is what we need in a leader right now. >> how much might vice president biden energize supporters if he chooses a black woman assistant as vice president? >> well, you know, i'm really proud that the president -- vice president is go

. >> it's lyles, isn't it? something? >> no. lyles? >> what's other one's name? two i know. >> no, does anybody know the name? in the control room? >> stumped. >> everybody up there, the average age of the control room -- just kidding, i love you. i love you. >> oh! >> i was going to quiz you before you started naming them -- >> what their names are? see, the thing is, and i was telling you this earlier, it's weird that the boy band that you were already too old to listen to is -- >> zayn malik, okay. >> -- is now dated. >> zayn malik. >> zayn is with gigi hadid? >> who knows? right now there are some people who are big one directioners who are like screaming at the television. >> i know. i can tell you all five members of nsync and the backstreet boys. speaking of websites. hello, '90s babies. you guys remember when you put the cd rom of nsync's cd in the computer, you got an interactive fan website. old-school, dotcom era. >>> they're playing "ice ice baby" because they wanted to move on. >> next so some "ice ice baby." >> on this national vanilla ice cream day

the width and the length of the atlantic ocean. of oakland islander, lyle, remembered playing on theme a salvage driver and left home, but was given the chance to return in 1970 for thejob of was given the chance to return in 1970 for the job of a lifetime. at the challenges were huge. on first look, i neverfor a the challenges were huge. on first look, i neverfora moment the challenges were huge. on first look, i neverfor a moment thought she was going to look like that. when we dived, i said, gosh, what have we taken on? she was ridden with holes from decay, and that was around the water line. the work was being filmed and photographed by toni morrison and his wife marion. top deck, you really couldn't walk on, you were in danger stop and below that was nothing other than rusty pieces, quite a long drop down below into some airy dirty looking water in the bottom of the helm. and we we re carrying water in the bottom of the helm. and we were carrying all of our equipment, and just as an aside, i happen to be pregnant at the time. so it was all quite challenging, you could say. a pon

noah lyles powered across the line in 18.9 seconds, considerably better than the safest ever time setnot be right, that cannot be right!|j was saying the exact same thing!m turned out it wasn't, the reason, the organisers had put his starting blocks in the wrong place. it was a victory that became one of the defining moments of the second world war, and the nazis' first defeat. today marks 80 years since the start of the battle of britain. the spitfire was one of the iconic aircraft that took part, and now the raf has recognised for the first time that a 13—year—old girl played a vital role in the plane's design. sophie raworth reports. newsreel: way up in the sky, there are messerschmitt, junkers, heinkels or dorniers that are going to get the thrashing of their lives. july 1940 and nazi germany is beginning the first of many bombing raids in what became known as the battle of britain. but the raf‘s pilots managed to fight off the luftwaffe and defend these shores in their spitfires and hurricanes. it is the most famous plane from world war ii. it played a crucial role in the battle

and world champion center norah lyles has discovered no short cuts can be taken when organizing livethe american network was taking on rivals in a 200-meter rails. it was all competitors running at different tracks around the world. last week he thought he broke a world record with an astonishing time until he realized he macon -- mistakenly started in the wrong lane and had only run 185 meters. that's sports for now. back to you in london. >> thank you very much for that updates and thanks for watching the newshour on al jazeera. we're back in a moment. we'll have much more news coming your way and top stories. all the headlines coming your way. see you many a minute. by-by. -- bye-bye. - [tamar] i was completely blown away by the power of his physicality. it was energetic and cool, special in the way that no one walks like that. - [narrator] gregg mozgala walks like that because he has cerebral palsy. - [gregg] it's a lot of work to being in this body. - [narrator] choreographer tamar rogoff still wants to cast him in her r next dance performance. but first, she must teach him to d

lyle brainard coming out yesterday, emanating that they will be going to yield curve control if they have to. the corporations are going to try to get to the other side, so for investors that have these huge money market balances and are tempted a little bit out into may be gold or tech stocks, to go out into high-quality fixed income over 2%, depending on where and what they are going into, going into high-yield at 5%, not necessarily going into the dangerous stuff, but trying to stay clear of that, they are going to end up rounding out their portfolio. i think that is why you are seeing credit spreads do well, as you would expect way in advance of the economy coming up to the zero line. jonathan: what is the dangerous stuff? robert: the dangerous stuff is , anybody-mortar retail that doesn't make money at this level of energy costs. market at the the , of course, there are longer concerns about what real estate will be, given the variety of real estate. you have a lot of stress there that is going to come through in certain areas of structured products. and emerging markets, a lot

well as the represented into the intelligence community that this disinformation was coming from a a lylelysource in russia with close ties to the kremlin. we found out last week, itit waa lie and they knew it was a lie. it was not combing from miley placed russian in the kremlin. it was coming from analyst at left-leaning brookings institution, with a record of draining driving convictions and basically making it up with his drinking buddies. they represented the it as something highly credible when it was not. elizabeth: sir, are critics right to warn, the fbi doing this, getting steel opposition research into the threat assessment, that gave it more gravitas and stature than it deserved and gave cover to the fbi to keep using this opposition research in order to get fisa wiretaps to spy on the trump team? because basically what you're seeing is, james comey would later admit to fox news that there were serious doubts and questions about the steele dossier and they should have been noted to the fisa court. he said that is an interview. what do you think? by doing that, did it give them co

more than any other issue this is what would event lyle lead me to support obama bom for president.o program, 2008, he repeated that he would take the hunt for bin laden to pakistan, if necessary. and that was long before anybody knew that bin laden was hiding there. for saying so, he was ridiculed, by hillary clinton. joe biden, john mccain, and others. well we know how that ended. it looks likes for six and a half years we have been outsourcing the hunt for bin laden to a guy with no intention of getting him. do you agree? >> absolutely. i made a speech in august. i got criticized. >> not by me senator, i appla applauded you. >> i know. >> another way i chart my change at looking at who requested to blurb my books. the first was in 2004, it was called flying blind and it dealt with airport security most 9/11. whose blurb appears on the front jacket? that would be sean hannity who said michael smerconish is saying what many americans are thinking. we need to have this debate. my second book, 2007, muzzled. front jacket, bill o'reilly. muzzled will lead you into a world that would t

lyle craigie—halkett, a falkland islander, remembered playing on the wreck as a boy.i neverfor a moment thought she was going to look like that. when we dived i thought, gosh, what have we taken on? she was riddled with holes from decay and that sort of depth round the water line. the work was being filmed and photographed by toni morrison and his wife marion. top deck, you really couldn't walk on. i mean, you were in danger. and below that was nothing other than rusty girders a foot wide, and a long drop below into some very dirty looking water in the bottom of the hull, and of course we were carrying all our equipment. and, just as an aside, i happened to be pregnant at the time as well. so, it was all quite challenging, you could say. a pontoon would be sunk, placed under the hull, and then raised. slowly but surely, the great abandoned ship would float once more. as she come up, you see the great bow of the ship. fantastic. it's amazing how the emotions come back... ..after all those years. the salvage team had beaten the odds and the ship was towed home. entire b

and world champion sprinter noah lyles has discovered no shortcuts can be taken when organizing life sports at the moments the american was taking on rivals in at c. 100 meter race with all the competitors running at different tracks around the world liles briefly thought he'd broken you sign bolts world record with an astonishing time of 18.90 seconds i was in salons realized he'd mistakenly started in the wrong lane and he had in fact on the run 185 meters. still pretty quick there are plenty more sports the other day that is it for now thank you for that big. lead from a campaign office news hour but i will be back in just a moment with more on the day's to stay with us. join our global community to call the crisis is just slapped is the phrase the blessing upon my sin upon my soul human health equals global health keeping you up to date as was the voice situation where we have a human rights prices that persist beyond the health crisis. questions is a dialogue just nothing we are now approaching a crossroads this is an opportunity that we must mark nice the stream on al-jazeera .

welcome to lyles bbq. would you like to try a sample of our famous pulled pork?nding from a roadside stand to a sit-down restaurant and a food court. greg: y'all want some barbecue today? lemonis: but they're starting to realize that they're chasing different goals. chandler: my personal dream is to work in a giant skyscraper running a really big company. lemonis: son chandler wants to grow big fast. chandler: i mean, we need about 100 stores in more densely populated areas. lemonis: mom jennifer wants to keep her focus on the food.

earlier we spoke to the united states' 200 metres world champion noah lyles. the things that can happen. right now they are set to happen next year in july i'm going to train like that. in terms of how they are going to organise things. that's not myjob at somebody else's job. and i'm gonna let them do theirjob. and i'm gonna let them do theirjob. now, we've been hearing from one of the most influential women in british sport who vows to root out people not treating athletes correctly. sally munday, the chief executive of uk sport, the funding agency responsible for olympic and paralympic sports, has been responding to the recent allegations of abuse in british gymnastics. she's been telling our sports editor dan roan there are people who are not doing the right thing. it upsets me. they are disturbing allegations. but i fundamentally believe that the vast majority of people that work in british sports at the elite and are doing the right thing and have athletes interests and welfare in their heart. i really truly believe. but there is no room for the behaviou

noah lyles powered across the line at an event in florida in 18.9 seconds considerably better than thele. how is their job looking right i bet they were in trouble. how is theirjob looking right now? bets catch up with the weather now. we end the week on a bright and sunny note as high pressure begins to build him, it has been very gloomy and grey across parts of england and wales over the last few days. quite a lot of rainfall too. today, more sunshine around except for heavy showers across northern and eastern areas. these are skies over bromley, pretty typical for skies across england and wales on the whole. high—pressure starting to building from the west, continue to cool off showers but no pressure to the east, still generating further showers and downpours, heavy ones as you run on into the evening, eventually they will clear away, most eventually they will clear away, m ost pla ces eventually they will clear away, most places turning dry overnight with lengthy clear skies, later when, just a future was pushing to the north—west of scotland. with those lighter winds, temperature